Queen Elizabeth II’s pancake recipe given to Eisenhower resurfaces
The recipe was originally included in a letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1960.
The recipe is for drop scones, which are thicker than American pancakes and involve dropping soft dollops onto the griddle. The note is typed out with a heading that reads “menu” in all caps, but it also includes her handwriting. In a note toward the bottom, she wrote “enough for 16 people.”
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